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Australian experts in leading-edge aquatic forensics are studying old underwater shipwrecked bones to learn more about their age, and who they belonged to.
The study of archaeological bones collected from shipwrecks can help criminal investigators who find bodies underwater reconstruct time.
We’re searching for ways to use recovered bones and teeth to better understand time spent in the sea, and the overall journey of the mortal remains.
Rivers, lakes and the sea frequently host scenes of death and crime. When a body is pulled from a watery grave – due to, for instance, drowning
Rivers, lakes and the sea frequently host scenes of death and crime. When a body is pulled from a watery grave – due to, for instance, drowning, floods, tsunamis, shipwrecks, air crashes or murder – specialist investigative techniques are used to piece together what may have happened.